Australia quicks wrap up 2-0 series win

All Australian pacers required on Day 4 was an hour and a half to bowl out West Indies for a miserable 77 in the subsequent innings and get a 419-run triumph to clear the Test series 2-0 at the Adelaide Oval. This is additionally Australia's greatest win edge against West Indies, assisting them with keeping up with their 100% record in day-night Tests at the setting. Starc was in the game from ball 1, consuming a survey on LBW call that was turned down against Devon Thomas. The player hit a perfectly coordinated cover drive in something similar over to get the main runs of the morning for the travelers. In any case, that was all Thomas would add to his short-term score as he went for one more conspicuous drive off the pacer and sent a thick external edge the guardian's way. Starc then, at that point, disposed of the other short-term hitter with a peach of a conveyance that pinched back in strongly to beat Jason Holder's safeguard and send the off-stump cartwheeling. Michael Nesser had Alex Carey to thank for his twin strikes in the 39th over. Confronting the pacer, the Australian wicketkeeper pulled off two staggeringly sharp gets in about six balls as both Roston Pursue and Joshua da Silva withdrew to leave West Indies gazing intently at the barrel. Neser and Carey, with his one-gave take this time, joined once more to wrap it up inside the main meeting for Australia soon after Nathan Lyon thumped back Alzarri Jospeh's stumps to get his 450th Test scalp. With the enormous success - their eighth of the ICC Test Title 2021-23 - Australia merged their best position in the standings, continuing on 108 focuses after 11 games. West Indies, in the interim, dropped down a spot to now be set seventh. Brief scores: Australia 511-7 decl (Travis Head 175, Marnus Labuschagne 163; Devon Thomas 2-53) and 199/6 decl (Usman Khawaja 45, Travis Head 38*; Alzarri Joseph 3-33, Roston Chase 2-25) beat West Indies 214 (T Chanderpaul 47, Anderson Phillip 43; Nathan Lyon 3-57) and 77 (Scott Boland 3-16, Michael Neser 3-22, Mitchell Starc 3-29) by 419 runs.